Angelbird AV Pro CFexpress 1 TB

Trying this card on my D500. I use this Angelbird 1TB on the both Angelbird and Prograde readers. Same issue: Adobe Bridge 2022 DOES NOT recognize this card at all.Using Windows 10 to transferring 600 photos to my computer: hung up many times and crashed. Have to repeat the transferring processes many times to complete to emptying the card.The bug coming from the card/card readers combo or my software, can't tell for now. But the result is very very disappointing/unsatisfactory.

I have been using this card for 8 months in my Canon C300 III and my Canon R5C with no issues at all. It's been fast and has kept chugging in all recording resolutions/speeds from 8K Raw to 120fps. It's worked great even when it's been blistering hot outside. Data transfers have been fast and the card has been reliable for me. I'm considering purchasing another one.

Using this card in a Nikon Z9. So far it is working great and seems to copy over to my computer quickly, but I have not tested the speed. I usually use Sandisk cards since they have been super reliable for me. So I had been using a Sandisk Extreme Pro 128GB CF Express card in my Z9 with no issues but needed more space. The Angelbird card seems faster and allows roughly 10-15 more shots before the buffer fills.One reviewer commented they could shoot indefinitely at 20fps. I could not. After approx 65-70 shots, the buffer fills and slows the camera down a bit. It seems like 10fps so still very good. You can continue to shoot seemingly indefinitely at this rate (but I did not shoot until the card filled to test it). However, if you let off the shutter button for a ... MoreUsing this card in a Nikon Z9. So far it is working great and seems to copy over to my computer quickly, but I have not tested the speed. I usually use Sandisk cards since they have been super reliable for me. So I had been using a Sandisk Extreme Pro 128GB CF Express card in my Z9 with no issues but needed more space. The Angelbird card seems faster and allows roughly 10-15 more shots before the buffer fills.One reviewer commented they could shoot indefinitely at 20fps. I could not. After approx 65-70 shots, the buffer fills and slows the camera down a bit. It seems like 10fps so still very good. You can continue to shoot seemingly indefinitely at this rate (but I did not shoot until the card filled to test it). However, if you let off the shutter button for a brief second or so, the buffer quickly empties and you can shoot another burst at 20fps. So in practice it works great since I am rarely holding the shutter down for more than 2-3 seconds without a brief pause anyway.Overall I am very happy with the size, speed and cost. But I bought it on sale (130 off) so maybe not as good of a value at full price.